Phil Jourdan - Co-Founder, Contributing Editor

Phil Jourdan is a Portuguese translator, musician and writer based in the UK. He has released several albums with his band, Paris and the Hiltons, and he is trying to popularize the fusion of rock and literature. (It isn't working yet.) His translation work, fiction and criticism have appeared in various publications, including The Warwick Review and Dissident Voice. His latest release is an electronic rock album based on the work of William Faulkner.

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7 F***in' Great Ways to Build Your Writing Routine

Tired of bland, unhelpful advice about creating effective writing habits? Here's how one guy tripled his daily word count.

Notes from the Drunken Editor: Be Unhinged! or, Why You Really Shouldn't Give Up

Never giving up in the writing game — REALLY never giving up — is an insane thing to do. Here's why you should try being insane.

Notes from the Drunken Editor: The Poisonous Psychos of the Writing World

Do you come across as a crazy person when you talk about writing? Here's a short guide to the personality types you don't want to exemplify when you step out of your writing space.

Notes from the Drunken Editor: How To Fail and Why You Should Keep Failing

We like to forget or ignore our failures, and construct stories about ourselves that emphasize our victories. But it is failure that helps us learn, and embracing failure is a rare thing these days.

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